Websites

Includes guidelines for Working with Indigenous Content and Filming on NSW Indigenous Content

This website includes film critic Adrian MartinÕs reviews of the following Australian Indigenous films: Nice Coloured Girls (Tracey Moffatt, Australia, 1987), Night Cries: A Rural Tragedy (Tracey Moffatt, Australia, 1990), Black Chicks Talking (Leah Purcell, Australia, 2002), Whispering In Our Hearts (Mitch Torres, Australia, 2001) and Beneath Clouds (Ivan Sen, Australia, 2002).

The home page of Screen Australia funding programs for Indigenous filmmakers. Includes information on travel grants, funding opportunities, internships and training programs. (Source: Screen Australia website).

The official webpage of Goolarri Media Enterprises. Launched in 1991, Goolarri Media Enterprise is a fully owned Indigenous company based in Broome assisting the development of Indigenous and non-Indigenous media in the Kimberley region. (Source: Goolarri website)

IRCA is the peak body that represents and advocates for the media and communications interests of remote and very remote Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities in Australia. IRCA promotes the important role played by remote Indigenous media in maintaining language and culture and providing tools for self-representation and community development. IRCA supports remote Indigenous media organisations (RIMOs) that have played a key role in the development of the remote media and communications industry in Australia. (Source : IRCA website).

IndigiTUBE is an online community for sharing and accessing media made by and for Indigenous people in remote Australia. For many years Indigenous Australians have used media to keep language and culture strong. This has included video, radio, music and more recently a wide range of multi-media tools such as web and mobile phone technologies. IndigiTUBE is a celebration of Indigenous language, culture and media. The site allows registered contributors to upload and control their content. (Source: Indigitube website).

Includes an Indigenous Map. ‘The Aboriginal Heritage Act 2006 requires all Victorians to protect and conserve Aboriginal cultural heritage. Production companies and their representatives should determine whether proposed film locations are in areas of cultural significance to the Aboriginal people of Victoria.’ Film Victoria.